Cinema courses London

...Afternoon at the cinema is a weekly opportunity to discuss current films on release in a friendly group at-mosphere as well as a deeper study of the western...

... tight Adobe integration. This course is designed for those who already use another 3D package or have gone through some tutorials by themselves. By the end of the course you will be able to start using Cinema 4D within a production environment for simple – moderate tasks... Learn about: Yellow Belt, Web Design, Cinema 4D...

... and non-Western cinemas, as well as the relationships and interactions between them, and you will study the complex cultural backgrounds that inform and shape global cinemas and screen arts, including history, literature and language. Another distinctive feature of this course is the opportunity... Learn about: Media Studies, Full Time...

...1st Year Courses are divided into modules. Each year you will normally take modules totalling 120 credits. In your first year, you are required to... Learn about: German Speaking, German Literature...

...This course explores the immense influence of Buñuel’s films on World cinema. We will experience his visionary approach to filmmaking and storytelling...

...Some language combinations may be restricted for timetabling reasons. Taking a further language as a minor subject depends on a satisfactory result in your main language(s)...

... and non-Western cinemas, as well as the relationships and interactions between them, and you will study the complex cultural backgrounds that inform and shape global cinemas and screen arts, including history, literature and language. Another distinctive feature of this course is the opportunity... Learn about: Part Time, Media Studies...

...in today’s employment market. 1st Year Currently, students study the following core and compulsory modules. If there are options available the current choices are also shown... Learn about: French Literature, French History, Film Studies...

... language film in 2014. Rome is one of the great cities of cinema, which means continuous change and flow. The Great Beauty plunges headlong into the current. Sorrentino’s The Great Beauty sets out to explain Rome today, just as Fellini did with La Dolce Vita in 1960...

...Holocaust and Colonialism in French Cinema Scriptwriting: Adaptation and Original Script The French New Wave Please note that all modules are subject to change... Learn about: Film Production, Film Studies...

...90 credits of language and 30 credits on the History and Culture of China are studied in year 1. In year 2, 120 credits of language are taken in Beijing... Learn about: Traditional Chinese Language, Elementary Cantonese, Chinese Language...

...Each year you will normally take modules totalling 120 credits. In your first year, you will take 60 credits in German and 60 credits in Spanish... Learn about: German Literature, Spanish Language, German Pathway...

...films that sear images into your brain: Blue Velvet, Repulsion, Persona, Nicolas Roeg, Fassbinder. A good filmmaker can be a bit like a psychologist...

...Year 3 modules will instead be studied in Year 4. Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 1 Compulsory Approaches and Analysis Concepts and History History in Practice Screening History... Learn about: Film Production, Film Studies...

...List B: Classical Chinese language modules; List C: Language-based disciplinary modules and regional languages; List D: Non-language based disciplinary modules... Learn about: Chinese Literature, Traditional Chinese Language, Chinese Language...

...1st Year This three-year course combines both required and optional modules to achieve a total of 120 credits for each year. You also have the option... Learn about: Theoretical foundations, Shorter Narrative, Film Studies...

...• Cinema in Hong Kong (popular cinema and art cinema) • Contemporary cinema in South Korea, Taiwan and Thailand (popular cinema and art cinema)...

...Eighteenth Century Poetry Shakespeare Please note that all modules are subject to change. Year 2 Compulsory What is Cinema? Critical Approaches Choose... Learn about: Film Studies...

... of the local business practices and culture. Why study Korean at SOAS? we are home to the largest concentration of Korean specialists in Europe you will not only learn the essential language skills but also an in depth understanding of the region’s culture covering subjects from literature, history, cinema... Learn about: Korean language, Study of Language Learning, Korean Conversation...

...and the University of Oxford. Studies of graduate employability repeatedly stress the career value of language degrees. Employers in UK and international business... Learn about: Texts and Contexts, Medieval Germany, German Literature...